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EDIT : Link to thread - http://www.diyefi.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=70

Thanks Sean

I've also tried to build them and gotten into few snags.

Ubuntu makes it much easier as the packages are available with apt (i used Feisty).


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Likewise, I use Debian unstable and its a single press of enter away :-)

I should note here that the executable names are distro dependent, and the default in the MakeFile is the Debian way, so it needs to be switched to the commented out line below for other platforms.

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Admin wrote:Likewise, I use Debian unstable and its a single press of enter away :-)

I should note here that the executable names are distro dependent, and the default in the MakeFile is the Debian way, so it needs to be switched to the commented out line below for other platforms.

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That's why I added this to the script when its done with make install.
echo "Remember to set
BIN = /tools/bin
PREFIX = m6812-elf-
in Makefile"
ababkin wrote:Thanks Sean

I've also tried to build them and gotten into few snags.

Ubuntu makes it much easier as the packages are available with apt (i used Feisty).


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seank wrote:That's why I added this to the script when its done with make install.
echo "Remember to set
BIN = /tools/bin
PREFIX = m6812-elf-
in Makefile"
Excellent, you don't miss a trick do you! :-)

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Any threads on integrating the tool chain with eclipse?
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Hasn't been done by any of us AFAIK, good luck :-)

I use a terminal to build etc and eclipse as a flash editor.

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